Pinesol13
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Kicking around some ideas on a chess inspired set, interested in any feedback.
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Trying to keep that a secret shhh@toynoob has a custom set like this. It's called the chess club
love the idea of editing the multi-color piece logo to progress with the denominations!Love the theme. I am partial to the bad bishop design. You could have different pieces as the "mold" for each of the denoms. Also, you could rearrange the center piece of the inlay to match (i.e., the 1s could have a pawn in the middle, slightly emphasized/larger than the other pieces, with the other pieces arrayed around it. The center piece could be color-matched to the chip denom; the 5s could have a bishop or knight emphasized in the center, the 25s could have whatever you didn't choose for the 5s; the 100s could have a rook, etc.)
perhaps for a tournament
pawn---rook---knight--bishop-queen---king
5 --------25-----100------500---1000----5000
would be tough to play all the denoms normally unless it was a multi-table.
King - Bounty Chipperhaps for a tournament
pawn---rook---knight--bishop-queen---king
5 --------25-----100------500---1000----5000
would be tough to play all the denoms normally unless it was a multi-table.
+1 for the subtle chessboard pattern in the base color. Well doneSomeone did a set on this theme here.
This was the latest version of his design he shared :
He said he'll post a pr0n as I think he now received the chips.
Someone did a set on this theme here.
This was the latest version of his d
love the idea of editing the multi-color piece logo to progress with the denominations!
Yep, that was my idea. The chips designed currently progress from T25 - T25K, and start with pawn - King. I just put different labels on some as I was working through the label designs.
So far I think I like Bad Bishop the best, but also really like the Fianchettos, but agree I should change it to a bishop piece.
Two follow up questions for anyone interested
1) is the chipface design (not the inlay) too simple? Should I add some type of edgespots, or other design element to the face? I worry they look a little too much like the cheap suited plastic poker chips.
2) what do I do with the edge itself? Solid? I thought about adding the chess piece icon, but worried it won't show up well on the printed edge.